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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1936)
Friday, August 7, 1936 ! = --------- ~ New Cane Berries Grown To Meet Modern Demands W h a t th e up-to-date b erry grow er in O regon, and to a c e r ta in e x te n t in th e U nited S ta te s , will be grow ing in th e n ext sev era l d ecad es is being de term in ed now in U n cle S a m 's la rg est c a n b erry ta stin g p lots cond u cted a t C o rv a llis in co o p era tio n w ith th e O re gon S ta te colleg e e x p erim en t statio n . M ore th a n 5000 new hybrid b erries, th e re su lts o f planned cro sse s am ong rasp b errie s .b la ck b errie e, lo g an b erries. Y o u n g b e rries and even som e o f the wild salm o n b errie s and less well- know n s o rts ca m e Into fr u it fo r the fir s t tim e th is y ear. T h e se have been th e o b je c t o f c a re fu l o b serv atio n of train e d p lan t b reed ers who have re corded th e fa c ta ab ou t them on which to b ase fu tu re a c tio n in d iscard in g c e r ta in on es and k eep in g o th e rs for fu rth e r te stin g and cro ssin g . D r. G eorg e M. D arro w , c h ie f o f the b erry b reed in g w o rk In th e U. S. de p a rtm e n t o f a g ric u ltu re , h a s spent a m o n th a t C o rvallis th is y e a r w orking w ith his resid en t a sso c ia te , G eorg e F. W aldo, in c h e c k in g up on th e breeding w ork. I t w as D r. D arro w who spent tw o y e a rs a t O. S. C. In e sta b lish in g th e b erry breed in g w o rk on its pres e n t la rg e sca le , a fte r a beginning m ad e by C. E . S c h u ste r o f th e sta te ex p e rim en t s ta tio n s ta ff. D r. D arrow is e n th u sia s tic about th e resu lts achieved alrea d y an d th e prom ise fo r the fu tu re. R a s p b e rry cro sse s resulted in new b e rrie s, som e o f w h ich resem ble log an b e rrie s in size, o th e rs w hich w ere b rig h t in co lo r and w ith th e firm flesh so u g h t by shippers, and o th e rs w hich had m an y d esirab le c h a ra c te ris tic s com bined , in clu d in g s tro n g cane gro w th . C rosses b etw een O rien ta l and A m eri c a n sp e c ie s have given h y b rid s w ith e x cep tio n a lly vigorous ca n es, com bined w ith good ch e rries. C rosses betw een th e n a tiv e wild b la c k b e rrie s and tam e s o rts hav e g iven h y b rid s w ith com m e rc ia l siz e re ta in in g m u ch o f the w ild b la c k b e rry fla v o r. C rosses be tw een Y o u n g b e rries and log an b erries p ro m ise to resu lt in new s o rts th a t w ill be a n im p rovem en t onboth. T h e la rg e sc a le w o rk m u st be c o n d ucted fo r sev era l seaso n s b efo re it w ith good b errie s. C rosses betw een p ro m isin g enough to w a rra n t d istrib u tion . In th e m ean tim e fu rth e r c ro ss e s will be m ade a lo n g th e lin es indi ca te d by p a s t exp erien ce. Page 3 ____ _____ ^ ____ Aclrain Hornecker Chester White Gilt Award to be Made at County Fair A drain H o rn eck e r Is a g a in aw arding a purebred C h ester W h ite g ilt as a breed sp ecia l fo r th e boy or g irl who exh ib its the best C h ester W h ite ju n io r g ilt a t the W ash in g ton County F a ir. T h is is the second y e a r th a t A drain h«s offered th is aw ard to the 4-H pig club m em bers. L a s t y e a r it w as won by M errill Mead o f th e B ald M ountain pig club. A d rain's aw ard is one o f th e p rin ci pal ind u cem en ts fo r club m em bers to p a rticip a te in pig clu b w ork and has played a n im p o rtan t p art in the larg e and rapid in crease in pig club w ork in th e county during th e p ast tw o years. T w elve o f th e th irty club m em bers enrolled in th e pig p ro je ct a re ra isin g C h ester W h ite pigs and it is expected th a t th ere will be ap p roxim ately 20 head o f C h ester W h ites a t th e cou nty fair. Bonneville Dam Nears Completion New '"Goose Stamps” The Coal Will Laat F e d e ra l “d u ck s ta m p s ' will in re The U nited S ta te s B u re au o f M ines a lity be "gooee s ta m p « 1 th is year. e stim a te s th a t the co al reserv es o f T h e stam p s will show th ie e C an ad ian the co u n try will laat sev eral thousand geese on th e wing, one w ith a biologi years. H ow ever, the know n oil re c a l bird band on its leg. P ossessio n serv e s w ill be exh au sted w ithin 15 Now th a t the B o n n ev ille D am n ears fo r the com p lete h e alth p ro te ctio n o f o f a d u ck sta m p is requ ired by law of y ears a t th e p resen t ra le o f consum p- every m ig rato ry -w aterfo w l hu n ter com pletion, let us stop and co n tem em ployes. T h is plan can save m any | tion. p late th e o u tstan d in g record m ade by d ollars fo r your w o rkm en and your ov er 16 y e a rs o f age. com pany, too. H av e you in v e stig a te d ? the N ation al H osp ital asso ciatio n . B u sin ess m en, a s em p loyers dem and N ation al H osp ital A sso ciatio n has exp erien ced , sk ille d w orkm en. I t is again m ade an enviable record in sp ir th e only p ra ctica l way they ca n assu re ing co n fid e n ce in em p loyer and e m ploye a lik e on th e v a rio iu c o n tra c ts th em selv es a g a in st loss and failu re. ON CA N Y O N B O AD A T W E S T 1111J - S — W E S T O F SY L V A N C a refu l busin ess m en look to so m e on B onneville D am co n stru ctio n . T h is one w ith exp erien ce to guide them o rgan ization has its ow n h osp ital and through u n ch artered b u sin ess ch a n - 1 s ta ff on th e grounds In ad d ition to care In d ifficu lt ca ses in th e ir P o r t n els; they see k first-h an d know ledge P erp etu al ca re m ean s th a t e a ch lot an d every grave, as well as land o ffice s and in h o sp italizatio n in from o th ers who know — fro m those the local hospitals. all o f the w alks, d rives, buildings and every p art o f th e land who gained exp erien ce by pioneering a re a will be m ain tain ed In p re fe ct con d ition fo r all tim e w ith And so, when it com es to com plete in th e ir ch osen field. ou t ad d itional co st to th e lot ow ners or a tte n tio n fro m them . co v erag e look to the N ation al H ospi N ation al H o^pftal A sso cia tio n —or tal associatio n . ganized over th irty y e a rs ago— pio N ation al H ospital A ssociation , in neered in o ffe rin g m ed ical serv ice fo r service— even g re a te r th an its nam e, L o ts a re sold a t reaso n ab le p rice »—E asy T erm s in d u stria l plants. T h e " F u ll C over is located at 400 M ohaw k B uild ing, F o r com p lete in fo rm atio n w rite 420 M ead B ld g., P o rtlan d , O regon age P la n ” w as orig in ated by N ation al P ortlan d , O regon. National Hospital Association Deserves Commendation for Accident Protection. V ISIT BEAUTIFUL WEST HILLS MEMORIAL PARK Perpetual Care—No Assessments Buy In Advance of Needs Amonsf the BUSINESS FIRMS Plant Patents are New G ra n tin g o f p a te n ts on p lan ts w as n o t au th orized u n til a few y e a rs ago. A law to th is e ffe c t ,th e Tow nsend- P u rn e ll bill, w as en acted by C ongress in 1930, SALAD-OF-THE-WEEK G kxkkai . 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